Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-10-28

Anu stlll tIleE COlnc, StuuelltS lIOIll
abroad to the Collegiate Institute.
Two more scow loads OF coal were
received at the gas work, this week.
The cold wave of Monday and Tues
day, has eliminated in slight fall of
rain.
The proprietors of the shingle fac
tory have added dry-house to that
establishment.
Mrs. T. Dwyer was, few days ago,
.djudged insane and sent 10 the Hos
pital for the Insane.
The weather the past week has been
of the odds-and-ends," usually at
tendant upon change of season.
Mr.. II. d. Hunt, representing the
Northern Pacific land department, is
transacting b ,siness in town this
week.
Mr.. Stamphler received 30 tons Of
feed by the Clara Broun Monday, and
IL tons by the Fanny Lake, the sue
ceeding day.
The Clara BroWn brought up two
scows laden with coal, for the gas
works, and a fair amount Of freight,
last Monday.
The new 1,5OO-pound fire-bell has
arrived and will soon be suspended in
the belfry of Columbia Hall, to give
notice of danger from fire.
A lad, eleven years of age, named
Norman Allison, fell from log, at
Little Skookum, Tuesday afternoon,
and broke his left fore arm.
Preparations are being made by
our people for the entertainment OF
members OF the Legislature, which
meets OH the first Monday in Deem
Der.
Justice Ready united Rudolph
Peterson and Amanda Eustrom in
marriage, in this city Saturday even
ing. The bride arrived lately from
Sweden.
Mr.. Will w. Mcclure, proprietor of
the East Portland VindicatOr, is over
on visit to relatives and friends in
this city. He is accompanied by his
mother and niece.
The subject of Mrs. Henderson's
sixth lecture at the Institute, next
Friday, Nov. 4th, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
twM be, Florence continued; RAJ
phael's Madonnas, Calico and Savon-
arola."
DR.. Newell, assisted by DR.. Brown,
of Tumwater, recently drew from Mrs.
Sayles, of South Union, over thirty
five pounds of water, by tapping for
abdominal dropsy and puncturing
limbs.
DR.. A. D. Newell, we'll known physi-
clan and surgeon and dealer in AL
derny cattle, of New Jersey, arrived at
the capital on Tuesday, with his family,
on a visit to his brother, Ex.-Gov.
Newell.
Mr.. Levi Sargent, formerly proprie-
tor Of the Olympic Hotel, of this city,
now of Aberdeen, Chehalis county,
was in town on Wednesday, visiting
his daughter, who is student ut the
Collegiate Institute.
Charley Sprague has returned from
his months "outing" in Eastern
Washington, greatly improved in
health, which had been somewhat
shattered by his arduous duties as con-
ductor on the o. and c. V. Railroad.
Mr.. B. w. Brintnall, arrived this
week, to assume his duties as princi-
pal of the Olympia Public Schools.
Mr.. Brintnall says he has come to
stay, and this fact alone ought to en-
title him to the good opinion of our
people.
The Northern Pacific Express Co.
have issued neat little device for
keeping the count of card games and
other soul-destroying amusements.
hey are cheap, too, Mr.. Ward gives
them away.
Rev. Leonard J. Carver will preach
at the Congregational church next
Sunday, morning and evening. Sub
ject of morning sermon: "Christ in
the Home;" evening discourse:
"Companionship." All are cordially
invited to attend.
THE largest sale of the season at 7. n.
Ford's auction room tomorrow, begin
ming at IL A. NJ.
Already many of the Office rooms in
the upper stories of the two new biick
buildings on Main Street, have been
engaged by professional and agency
men. 1t is safe to say that by the time
they are ready for occupancy tenants
will have appeared for all Of them.
DoN'T forget the auction sale to-mor-